Mobile Proxy on Real 4G and 5G Carrier Networks
- 191 countries
- 36.6K IPs online now
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5
- Traffic never expires
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How to Get a Mobile Proxy
What Is a Mobile Proxy and Why Sites Trust It
A mobile proxy uses an IP address from a mobile carrier's network, the kind a phone gets on 3G, 4G or 5G. Websites and apps see a request from a phone on that carrier.
Carriers do not have an address for every subscriber, so they put many phones behind one public IP. That is called carrier-grade NAT. A website that blocked such an address would block thousands of real customers with it, so mobile IPs are refused far less often than any other kind.
This is the reason a mobile proxy costs more than a residential or datacenter one, and the reason to use it only where the cheaper types fail.
4G, 5G and LTE Proxies in One Pool
You do not buy a 4G proxy and a 5G proxy separately. The pool holds carrier addresses across 3G, 4G, LTE and 5G networks, and your request goes out through whichever is online in the country you chose.
Country targeting is included in the price. State and city targeting is available where the pool is large enough, and it counts traffic twice.
A Rotating Mobile Proxy, Not a Dedicated Modem
Some sellers rent one physical modem by the day. This is a different product: a rotating pool billed by the gigabyte, with no device reserved for you.
On the rotating port each request gets a new mobile IP. A sticky session holds one for up to 120 minutes, though carriers reassign addresses on their own schedule, so a session can move earlier.
When a Mobile Proxy Is Worth the Price
- Testing how your app or site behaves on carrier networks
- Checking mobile ads and placements as local users see them
- Mobile search results and app store checks by country
- Targets that refuse both datacenter and residential IPs
When You Do Not Need One
Mobile traffic is the dearest of the three types. For open websites and APIs, datacenter proxies do the same job at a fraction of the price.
For most protected sites, residential proxies are enough. Try those first and keep mobile for the targets that still say no.
Mobile Proxy Pricing
Mobile traffic costs more than the other types, so the ladder matters: the more you take at once, the less each gigabyte costs.
| Order size | Price per GB | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 9 GB | $6.80 | list price |
| 10 to 49 GB | $6.12 | −10% |
| 50 to 99 GB | $5.44 | −20% |
| 100 GB and more | $4.76 | −30% |
As low as $4.76 per GB on large orders
- Country targeting included
- Rotating and sticky IPs
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5
- Traffic never expires
- No subscription or monthly fee
State and city targeting counts traffic twice. Country targeting does not.
Mobile Proxy Locations by Country
36.6K mobile IPs online in 191 countries right now. The largest carrier pools are listed first.
Saudi Arabia5.7K
Jordan2.6K
Morocco1.9K
Uruguay1.7K
Bolivia1.6K
United States1.3K
Iraq1.3K
Nigeria1.3K
United Kingdom1.1K
Philippines946
Algeria753
Jamaica724
Kazakhstan612
Uzbekistan561
Angola551
United Arab Emirates548
And 182 more countries. And 175 more countries. You choose the country when you connect, not when you buy, and you can change it on every request.
How to Set Up a Mobile Proxy
One host, two rotating ports and a range of sticky ports. Country, city and session length go into the login.
| Host | proxy.1001sms.com |
|---|---|
| HTTP(S), new IP on every request | 823 |
| SOCKS5, new IP on every request | 824 |
| Sticky ports, one IP each | 10000 to 20000 |
# HTTP, a new US address on every request
curl -x "http://LOGIN__cr.us:[email protected]:823" https://api.ipify.org/Your own login and password are in your account after you buy.
Read the setup guideOther proxy types
Frequently asked questions
Yes, in everyday use. A 4G proxy, a 5G proxy and an LTE proxy are all mobile proxies: the name only says which network generation the address is on. This pool mixes them.
The builder in your account selects the country, and where available the state or city. Choosing one carrier is not offered there. If your task needs a specific carrier, ask support before you buy.
No. It is a shared rotating pool billed by the gigabyte. Nobody else can use your login and password, but the IP addresses are not reserved for you, and there is no personal modem behind the plan.
Up to 120 minutes in a sticky session. Carriers move addresses between phones on their own schedule, so some sessions change IP sooner. Your tool keeps working when that happens.
Mobile data is the most expensive kind of connectivity to source, and mobile IPs are the scarcest. They are also refused the least, which is what you pay for.
Yes. The same login works on the HTTP(S) port and the SOCKS5 port, for rotating and for sticky connections.
No. The smallest order is 1 GB, which is enough to confirm the pool works on your target before you buy more.
No. Gigabytes you bought stay on the plan until used.
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